Still trying to get caught up on a bunch of stuff back from my vacation, and I’m working on a large article on this year’s top backup players, but I do have a main topic to deal with today: Kevin Jones and the Bear RB situation.

First up, we added a few more site upgrades. The SOS tool now takes into consideration home/away stats. It’s kind of hard to explain, but this is all you need to know: all the data used, if you decide to use Home/Away Splits (you can choose to view overall numbers or for both home and away) you use only the data for each team’s home and away performances, so it’s even more accurate and can be even more revealing.

We also implemented all the yardage allowed stuff for defensive teams; all we have to do now is actually calculate our projections for each defense and project the number of games each DT will give up 0-199, 200-299, 300-349, 350-399, 400-449, and 450+ points this season and we’ll be ready to go. During the season, we’ll just project the number of yards each defense will give up, and that’ll work for whatever scoring criteria [...]

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We continue to update the position battles around the league, but in this blog, I thought looking at preseason playing time would be interesting. The depth chart doesn’t always tell the whole story and it’s certainly worth noting when players get in the game and who they get to play with, whether it’s with the first-team offense or the backups. If you’re loo […]

Over the last week, we posted a poll asking you which RB sleeper candidate was at the top of your targets list. The results varied throughout the week and Falcon rookie RB Devonta Freeman led most of the way, but things certainly changed after a full week of preseason games: As you can see, the final results put 49er rookie RB Carlo […]